Reynolds Social Notes Highlight Weekend Travel and School Start
Reynolds residents spent weekends visiting relatives in Albany Macon and Atlanta. The Reynolds High School opened with ceremonies. Mrs Gray Hicks and Mrs J C Balcom visited Blakely while Miss Margaret Woods taught in Atlanta. The community’s Young Adults Sunday School group planned a Thursday evening session.
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Margaret Woods
Joe Brown
Atlana
Gray Hicks
Blakely
J. C. Balcom
Reynolds Baptist Church
Grotto Association Elects J. W. Grider Jr
J W Grider Jr of Columbus Ga was elected president of the eight state Southeastern Grotto Association at Columbia S C during the Masonic Association convention. G C Epps of Columbia was the retiring president as the three day meeting closed with a ceremonial program and a main street parade.
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Columbia
8. C
J. W Grider Jr
Columbus
Southeastern
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Sets September Music Program
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Mrs. C. E. Whatley home on Monday evening September 18 at 8 o'clock. The September program focuses on music and all members are urged to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
C.E. Whatley
Local Interest Centered on Trapp Morris Engagement
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Horace W Trapp of Macon lists Anabel Cheney Trapp engaged to James Allen Morris of Vienna and Macon. The Sept 30 ceremony at Tatnall Square Baptist Church will bind two prominent Georgia families with alumni ties to Mercer University and the U S Naval Academy.
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Macon
Horace W. Trapp
Anabel Cheney
Jas. Allen Morris
Vienna
Tatnall Square Baptist Church
Annie Belle Cheney
G. S. Cheney
J. J. Cheney Sr
Georgia Trapp
R. W. Trapp
Reynolds
Miss Trapp
Atlanta
Grace Trapp
Bess Trapp
Columbus
Eugenia Trapp
D. A. Taylor
Mary Morris
James Morris
Rome
Mary Clara Morris
Clyde Morris
Community Notes From Howard County Social Scene
A series of brief mentions lists visits and travels among local residents. Howard and Memphis visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Willis and Lula Willis with Pearl McWianus. Atlanta and Louisville guests stay with the Perkins and Means families. Local schooling and hospital notes round out the week.
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Lawrence Willis
Memphis
Tenn
Lula Willis
Pearl McWianus
James Bazemore
Steve
Pamelia
Butler
H. A. Sealy
W. E. Hightower
J. E. Brown
J. H. Brown
Mary Lou Averett
Joe Brown
Larry McKinney
Atlanta
W. D. Martin
Macon
Virginia Perkins
Helen Perkins
Dawson
Frank Means
Louisville
E. H. Perkins
Martha Perkins
P. F. Stewart
Billi and
John
Haie Abercombie
East Point
Lee Watson
James Martin
Mr. Berry
Anna Parks
Marcus Parks
J. B. Clarke
C. C. Clarke
Columbus
Buddy Brown
Barnesville
Gordon Military College
C. M. Williams Jr
University of Georgia
R. L. Brown
Montgomery Hospital
Cross Roads Family Visits and Sunday singing at school
Cross Roads residents record a string of visits among neighbors from Columbus Thomaston and Kansas City with Mr and Mrs Otis Mott and others. The note ends with an invitation to a singing at Cross Roads school building Sunday at 2 30 pm and to bring song books.
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Mack Turner
Columbus
Howard Mott
B. F. Kirksey
Homer Cox
Avinel Manley
Georgia Ann
Otis Mott
Florence Hankinson
G. N. Taunton
Wanza Peterman
Jessie Windham
Thomaston
D. E. Peterman
John S. Barrow
Worthen Taunton
Hughlin Chapman
Kansas City Co
Nettie Sanders and
Loyce
Theo Chapman
Ethel Chapman
H. A. Locke
Betty Jo
Mary Taunton
Howard Lee Raburn
Lizzie Joiner
Cross Roads
Willing Workers Club Met in Monthly Session
The Willing Workers of Crowell met August 25 at the home of Mrs. C B Byrd with Mrs C B Montgomery Mrs J C Fuller and Mrs C B Byrd as hostesses The meeting opened with president Mrs E F Parr The group welcomed a new member Mrs W W Taylor A church cleanup for September was assigned and cemetery work reported An afternoon program featured poems prayers scripture and a meditation Next meeting set for September 13 at Mrs C H Horton with hostesses Mrs J B Byrd and Mrs Alfred Childress Cookies and Coca Colas were served during social hour.
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Crowell
C. B. Byrd
C. B. Montgomery
J. C. Fuller
E. F. Parr
J. D. Casey
W. W. Taylor
Walter Wainwright
Lavelle Stevens
W. R. Casey
B. F. Moore
C. D. Lucas
Bernard Fuller
Brotherhood
J. D. Cosey
Helen Neisler
Sam Bailey
R. E. Cosey
Judy
C. H. Horton
J. B. Byrd
Alfred Childrse
Two Faculty Removed From Georgia School For the Blind
Macon Georgia August 31 The Georgia Academy for the Blind adds nine new employees including a new principal for the academy's Negro division. The Macon News says two teachers were omitted from the faculty list and their removal was a condition for Superintendent J W Williams to stay. Williams began as superintendent a year ago replacing John Herndon amid political controversy. Reports follow of a dispute between Williams and Rev Harry Moore field representative of the academy. The omitted teachers are Mrs W S Hartley Fort Valley girls matron and Miss Ruth Lott Bras elton manual training teacher.
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Macon
Georgia Academy For the Blind
Macon News
J. W. Williams
Williams
John Herndon
Harry Moore
Academy
W S. Hartley
Fort Valley
Ruth Lott
Braselton
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